Thanks for taking the time on this answer. I've read it. Understood 90
pers cent, and have it on file to study further:)
> correct, and with all the accuracy of the sender's clock.
Good.
> The public key, as the name implies, is often available to anyone
> through the public keyservers: GNU PG is smart enough to query these if
> you tell it to: just add something like:
> keyserver wwwkeys.us.pgp.net
> to your .gnupg/options file.
I just did and dialed up and the header msg changed to checking and then
bad url? That the only address?
My question then, I guess is, since I read mail offline, is to have that
option, when correct turned off.
But back to the second problem, do I have to live with the ocasional
msg then on not finding the public key?
Jonathan
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